Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 April 1868 — Page 3
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TEMBE HAUTE. !*Iarder. Tabu Haute, Ind., Monday, April 6. John Reeves, a carpenter, wee murdered th e morning by ■ former employe named John L. Stevens. The eause of the murder appear* to be that Stevens claimed money wbleh Reevee had paid for Stevens’ board, and on Reevee refusing to pey it over, Stevens deliberately ebot him three Umee, killing him In.tently. Stevens was immediately arrested and 1* now In jail. LEA YEN WORTH. Destructive Dire. Leavenworth, Monday, April 6. A brick building on Cherokee stmt, between Mala end Second, occupied by Hill A GlILtt, liquor dealers, a printing office, and a colored Maeontc Hall, with live or six wooden buildings adjoining, were destroyed by d re this morning. Lots not j« t ascertain-
ed.
WA&HII\«TOX.
Pwotal Mattere,
Washington, D. C-, Monday, April A. An official proclamation was made of the agreement between the Po»tofflce Department and that of Italy, for the regular exchange of
closed malls.
Laid—!8D16e. ! Hams—Plain, 16)£8nc., sugar cured,17K®lSc. | SALT-Lower. Lake, f-l 10®813; Kanawha, S31C®315. SEED—All kinds active. Clover, (7 75; timo-
thy, f3.
SUSAR—Firm unt In good demand. We
quote:
Hard refined 17<g<917X Porto Rico, raw 14 ®15 Prime to choice Demerara 16 D16X TALLOW—Is In active demand, and prices have met with a slight advance. W* quote, 10
SUOxe.
TIX PLATE-
tt. 10-14 t I. <■:. Ruofing I. X. 10-14 . Pig tin Brazcrs’ copper— Sh.et lead and lead pipe Russia iron ..; Patent polish
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local notices,six line* aud under, tl 00; more than sir lines, and less than ten, fl 50;ov*r ten
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M irrlagc notices ft. Funeral notices, $1. no prosi>ect of a renewsl of the high ratearurwmbe”M^charV^KD»l%H«Sd w ** k i demand aotlvn this afternoon at lor one week or longer time. 7 per cent.; lest doing after banking hours, and Advertisements iliscontlnue<t beforeexpiration | a considerable amountsaid tobs offered at 6 per
of contract will beeharged for the time faserted ceDt dl-count
»o<or<llng to the above rates.
THE WEEKLY HERALD, . ! 8T * BU!<G - 6, «* d y ® 9 V
UOLD—Lower; market opened at 1.36'4 ; sold
i^iSSliS IS SU 14.16 16.0U 19.6U1S13S6.WI ms
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INPUEATOLIS, Moxnar ETINrifO.j
April 6. 1666 |
The Ibllowlng are the quotations of Oorernmont beads, gold, etc.;
Bnylng. Selling
CnltedState* size*of 1881 UOX l.HH •• *• 6-S(r#“ 180* 1A#« 1.10)4
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Sold 1X7X 1X8S’ Quotations of moser and stock* In New York
to-dav:
MONF.Y—Market ostler to-day, and there is
13 50 13 60 16 50
pnblishcilevery Wednesday,at (SOOperannm,
advance.
H$rso paper sent without the money, »or jitumicd a lunger time than paid for.
MTeiM DISPATtHBS.
HAVANA. fflexlran Xetve, Etc. Havana. Sunday, April 3. Th" British steamer Danube ha* arrived lieirt frutn \ era Crun with dates *o April 1 S'.ielMings uu newspapers. The Daautw reiiuim il turce hours at Vera Crui, and was no: 1.1 nested by the authorities oa account of ahegiul hmuggllng on her lax trip. A bill nas been presented In Congraa* raakln;- a 1 rc-olent foreigner*, except American <di:7 ns, liable to all the re*ponetb!IHI*t of names. Am (her enosplraey has baen discovered. Svere - iry I. •/*ndy and a wcaliby American wre in -takingly accused of Unvlng had a Mi ire in It. Ton t ills of the lato conspirator* had not yf t com luded. Thu press here speak *t If they forataw freeb trouo i'i w ta Ragland and k raocs, and advieod ibe Ooveromui.t to culllvaM th*friendship "( ihe Tinted Nts'e*. A c mducta 01 #-2,ooo,ooo In silver had left Yucatan. The new povernment on the I'enlnaula I* tr> tug t» b.u in .ui/u 110 p •rues I her*, but Ha Isbor- 1 ive b> cn so far uuaatlafactory, Tbe same 1* Die casolu Niuolao. ■*
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Until apologia
nru undo.
Ifivtna and .7im»le» dsts* to Msrch 29th at*!, orc.it activity Is displayed In Ibe duck yards and firlilicstions, and that tbe Brit so Hdimral’y, In anticipation of trouble arising out ul tho old colonics, have brvn calling home Hcam 11 from tin* voioulus to si-rve in iruu clad*. d’o ■ vomlio I- represented as being very sevent in “ uuo p iris of I’.irtn ttlco.
at 1 38)4; closing at 1 S7X<31 87.%. GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Rather better, closing steady, bnt dull. We give balow tbe closing prices of Government sororities, as compared with thethreepreceding days; Tbs. Frl. Bat. Mon.
18R . series
til series..
| I per eent. 3-JO’S, nt 1 5-ao’s, »i *
3 10’S, At series.
Ill IMx 1D,«< HlX iw»% 1111 110)4 1I0>4 107% 106)4 ll*N WS
106 108% U8* ll»<% 1W>K 106% 11/7% 107% 106% liT)4 11/7)4 107)4 HO* 10U% 101 101% 103% 106%
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nitre** bsj passed a bill forbldJIng Brit.ibj < t* friiin exporting gold and silver,
1 for smuggling by mall steamer
A TI.A.VFA.
Ilctlirn of Genernl
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Tfrade-Pruoaul* portunt Order MeAaUburn Asanaatm-
uliun Etc.
AT7.ANT.1, Monday, April 6. Oenrr i! M” i'i" r. t trued yesterday from an frtlcl.il tour in Southern Georgia, and t>-d»y promulgst ul an Important order referring t. tne late A*bburn »«sas«lnsllun at Uolumbu*. Other ucts i f utrueliy, Hlmultsneous with the piibllc-tmn uf lucemiiary articles and the sendu lK ,.f ttire itetung lutti rs, iudlcate conceit of „'•!luu iu tiffcct the resultut the ebctlon by Intlmldsti'in ni l violence, and emanating from » s-cret orz.uuz t’on. All ate warned agalutt pirtl.Ipillon to toe acts uf this organization, and tiiu Uw-abMing cllIZ mi are a-aurad of
pn ti e 1011.
The ti"oer»l foiblds the publication of anythlng coutisflllng intimidation or tending to bioodsued. Nuw-papere containing such articles arc warned that tbe General will stop their publication and try the offenders by military commissions. Public writer* and speaker - are admonished t > refrain from Inilammnt iry appeals. Military uommand-rs are nm borlz <1. when In tbelr Judgement It ra»y seem necessary, to organize force* from among law abiding clus-ui to Increase order, the expense attenulDg, pay, *nd maintenance of each lorccs to oc leu uedry tbe counties or municipalities where they *re squired. Toe C irnm Hiding Gmeral en)oiDS all good citizens to aid in the arrest and punishment of the vlotat us ofihisortler and law, and admonishes them that unless aeu of iotlmldaMon ami violence are checked, and punishment iutticted, bloody retaliation may b* provoked, society endangered, and the Innocant
suffer.
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106 ' 108% 118% 1W%
6-10%, new 5- 0’s, 5th carle*.. 10-46** 7 30*s. td series... 7 80’s, Sd series
Adems 76 7«% 76% 76% Merchants’ Union 34% 36 S3 86% American 70 71 68>4 6'J% United State* 71% 71 7t 71 Wells, Fargo A Co 83% 86 S3 St 14 Tbe export* of *old to day, were #636,740; for the weak, #1,161,607, Stocks genarally and steady at the close; Central and Krl# were weak during the day, and Western shares strong. Mia lug shares ara dull. Receipts at the Sub Treasury to-day, #.3,807.994; payments, $3.0-4 849; balance, $98,1W,991. WEEEI.Y EEVIEW OF WHOLESALE MARKET Toe general market* for the week have been quiet, a little more ectlve, however, than last week. Floor In better ('emand, especially for superfine. Wheat Is dull and lower. The receipt* or corn are still light, and th* market remain* unchanged. Country prodnee It generally Steady. Provision* are la active demand, and au advance has been established, and holders firm at the advance and careless about sel'.lng. stocks art held oa> of market. Tbore Is a good trad* la groceries, and price* generally remain unchanged. Owing to the advsnne In dry goods, buyers do not teem disputed to lake hold freely. Th* a Ivanee In coiAon w-tll cause a stUl further rise In domestic good*. FLOUR—In better demand, especially far superfine. We quote: • ho Ice brand<tl1(B19 SO I Family flKBll 60 Extra ... 8 30B1 00 (Superllnc H 5 '#7 7.3 Unckwhest .. 6 00 I Cornmeal 1 .041 75 Drahatu flour I Middlings per per cwt A 90D 6 30 | cwt 40 00 WilEAT—Dull and lewer; there Is very little offer.ng. Small tales of car lot, at $9 3541 30 for
r*J.
CORN—Tbe receipts from wagons are very light. Tbe raaiBes Is firm. We quote: 75c. for yellow and white esr from wagons; and8o43Jo. fur shelled. OATS - Firm, at S5«C0c. KYE-S-aree; fit 60 It offered for th* best. BARLKY—Flimcr st 8*49 13. SEEDS—Trad* it very active. Clover, #7 78; timothy, $8 (0. BEANS—Thor* Is aa actlvedomand for beans. | We quote: Prime while, at #8 50W 3 76; navy, ’ #4 8044 76. BCTTKIl—Is very scarce, an 1 higher Choice roll, 40445c. for rhoic*. COFFME—ChoL * grade* are still very scarce Demand good, prices unchanged We quote: (lio, fair, 89%4t3c.; prim--, 944S4%c,; cheice, 13%®96,! ; Lavuayra. 16496%c.: Java, tt%440c. DRY UuODd—Th-re h-t been a malarial advance, la consequence of which boyar* ara not disposed to operate freely. Ti * advance la cotton to tblity cents will cause a still further advance in domestics All good* aia fin* at quotations:
•B” - 13% WOODEN WARE—We quote: No. 1 tubs, per dozen #13 SO; No, 9 do., #11; No. 8 do.. #11; No. 1 chai ns, common, per dozen, #13 50; No. 8 do. $13-, No 3 do., #11; No. 1 cedar do., #15; No. 3 do. do.. $14; No 8 do. do, $13. Half bushel measures, $648 60; B and O buckets. $9 6041 75; kceers, five in nest, $2; meal seive*, do., $34
8 *3.
WOOL—Dull. Weqnote: Fleace washed, 30o.; tab do., 30485c ; unwashed, 13413c. New York market. New York. April 6.1868. Cotton—Decidedly less active and %<j$le. lower; gslea 2,500 bales at 29£29%c. for middling upland*. Flour—Receipt* 4,731 b*rrel*, 0,000 b»g»; market dull and 3c. lo-er; sales 620 barrels at 40 1049 50 for supeillae State and Western; #9 908810.00 for extra State; ?9tfi<9ll for extra Western; #12(3113 83 for wbiu wheat extra; $II:@I3 83 lor round hoop Ohio; #10 6u® 12 fur exira St Louis; $12 3(%fil3 for good to choice di't >, closing quirt. California qultt; sales ef 380 sacks it #12 23(2514. Bye Fiuur—Sliadi: easier; sale* 350 barrel* at *7.75(^9 60. Corn ileal- Quiet. Wheat—Receipt* of 27,100 bushel*; supply light; rather -att-r export Inquiry, 143e higher; sales 27,000 buehtls at $2.2642 37.for common No. 2 Spring in store; $2 $3 for No. 1 ditto delivered; #3 03 for white Canada; #3.20 for white Callfor u 1 and State. Rye—Scarce and firm; sale* of 1.000 bu-bel* at fl 90 for Jersey, and #1 Oi'j&l 04 for State. Barley-Quiet; sales 600 bushels Canada Eist at #2 J2. Barley malt—Steady; sales 2.600 bushels at $2 23 ; 700 bushels r>e malt at $1 80. Oats—A shade firmer; receipt* 400 bushels; •alea $6,000 bushels at N7%@-S3^s. for Western in store. Coro—Receipts 42.4-73 1 usbels; market 1c. lowir with moderate demand lor export and home Use; sales 3 700 bushels at #1 21(31 23c. for new mixed Western afloat; $1 21 firold do In store; $1 23 do delivered;#1 2-'><3t27for Weal.rn and 8 >uibern Yellow; $1 18q|l 21 fur wliiti Noilibcrn and Western. Stuck of Grain In Warehouse—Wheat 737 760 bushels; corn, 1,309,334 bushels; oats, 10,703.(iNi bushels; rye 8.270 bushels; barley 14.483 bushels; malt 31,300 bushels; peas 2,0uo bushels. Rice—Dull at 10%31iv; for Carolina. ColTee—Very dim with good demand; *alM of 38 i.oxcs Rio on private term*. 8uzar—Steady and moderately active; aalM 230 hogsheads Cuba at ; 730 boxes Havana on private terms. •. Molasses—Quiet end steady for prime. Hopi-Quiei at 10(330’’. for American. Petroleum—Crudu 11%.:. in bulk; refined bonded nominal at 2.’.%*?2*C. Pork -Klrin-r and quial; tale* of 3.500 barrels at §23 90(526 10 f .r new mess; closing at #26 lOrigoUi; #21(524 62 for old ditto; cln*. mg at $2130 regular; $23 30(524 lot prime me««. Beef—Firm; sale* of 400 barrel* it §13(520 fur new plain m-ss; $19 30(524 3(1 for new .xtra ii"-)*; al-o 120 ilerces at $33i5i37 50 fur prime mt-as; #40 lor India mess. Bucf II'ms-Qulit; sales of 130 barrel* at #32 50(537 30 Cut .Me»ti—A< Dve and firmer; sale* of 60n packsgus kt l<i%qjll;»c. fur shoulders; 14%<3 We. for bsms. Dressed Hogs—Ivnminsl. - Lard—Aetive and firmer; sale* of 1,830 b»rrels at 16’-i<3'7%c ; al-o 230 barrel* fur sellera’ option, M«> delivery .st 17%c. butler—Firm at 2>:^ 15c. for Ohio; 5u(233c. fur State. < biese -Steady and quirt »t 14(216%c. Bicon—A shade firmer; sales of 6uO boxes at 13;.for CumimrUnu cut; 14%:. fur abort ribbed, and lyi*.: lor lor g clear. Fn iiriits to Liverpool —L iwer; 23,000 bush, els of corn at 4 I. |»*r sill, and 6J. per aleam. Ctncinsiiatl .tlarket. Cincinnati. MoudAV, April • Flour—Dull; sales of family at $10 23(210 73. Wheat—Dull ami prli-ra lower; Mica of No. ; 2 st §2 83 and No 1 at #2 40. C n-Quirt; aales si b7(it8He. for ear, and S9(39oo. fur ahtllcJ. Ity - — In deiuand a* #! 83. ](.rley- I'nchsi g- d Oris —Dml; ssba at 73c. Co’t in —I Li si ttli d anil price* are lower and nnmtn.l Mnldlieg I* held at 27(#27 , %<’. but sp-L-uIxora wllhUrew, an I tbnu were uo buy* r*. Totiaeco—tJocbanvrd and quirt. Provisions—11 regular. »io( k*-A* a rule, were field out of the tnsrket; prices take a wide rai ge, so >- u h so that it I- difib-ult lo else aecurnie qii-Haunns. Mi ss i’urk — Waa held at 82U 3u(3 27, but n*
*». Low la Market. ST. L0C18, Monday, April 6. Tobacco—A shade easier, bat not quotably
lower.
Cotton—Little if any cfferlng; small salM Saturday at 30c. Flour—Verv little doing; sales of X at $8 37(39 23; XX at «» SCO 10 73, and XXX to fancy at §11(31 30. Wheat—Offering* Urge, and market henry and eaaier; aales of prime to choice red and white fall at §2 5U(32 70; spring ranges at #2@2 10. Corn—Firm and a little better; sale* at
86489c.
Gate—Firmer; prices ranging from 70c. to
73c.
Barley—Dull, weak, and lower; prime spring sold at $2 50. Rye—Higher; sale* at $1 60@1 62. Provision*—Excited, and continue to ad-
vance.
Pork—Bold before change at 263^(2 26}^e., and subsequently ‘26%427c , th*Uttar for re-
tsll lots.
Bulk Meats—Not much doing; Inane sboulderrg sold at 11c.; clear sldaa atl7(S17^e.,la% were held at 15j4o. at the close. Sugar Cured Hams—Held quiet; sales of
prime at 16c.
Live Stock—Supply I* light and tbe mark*# 1* stiff; common to choice and extra cattle
range at $4 18%c.
Sheep—Sale* *t $3(B7 per bead.
Receipts—Flour, 2 990 barrel:; wheat, 29,000 buabeD; corn, 13.000 buabel*; oat*, 26.0U0 bushels; barley, 3,400 bushels; tye,1,400 bnth-
elt.
Stock of flour on band on April 1, U 36.868 brrrel*. as follows: 898 barrel* of X; 8,668 barel* of XX; 7 361 barrels of XXX; and fancy, 21,746 barrtlv; wheat.8.160 bushels,■ corn. 92,687 bushel*; oat*, 10,928 bushel*; barley, 4,400 bushels. Weather 1* cloudy and cold, with a slight flurry of snow. LATEST MARKET—rrVX P. M. Flour—Closed quiet at 5Q10c. lower. Wheat—A shade firmer, with a fair -demand ; part for export*. Ocean Freights—Have materially declined. Rye—Quiet and firm at $190(51 92 for Western. Oai*-QuUt atSu%(3S5^c, for Western, In
■tore.
Corn—Steailr. with a moderate export demtnd «t#l 21(51 23 for new mixed Western, ■float, and St 24(31 23 fbroldmlxed Weitera, delivered. Pork—Firm at §24 G2‘< for old me**; $26 23 for new men, and §‘26 6i (5'26 75, at tellert’ option for May. Beef—Very firm, with a fair Inquiry. Cut Me*t: —Aetive and a tbade firmer. Urcon—Active and firm at 13c. for Cumberland cut. Lard—Very firm atl7<317>^c. for fair to
prime.
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new Yerk ttrr eweha nttrke*.
New Tore, Friday, April 6.
Cotton Goods—Tbe market la active and firmer, with a tendency toward higher rate*; printed calicoes are %c. higher; Spragne’a 1434 (515c.; Merrimack D., and Caahero Pacific, 14V£e.; Merrimack W, lA%Ol6c.; do. c»mbitca, 17c.; Hamilton*, 14c.; Manchettor, 13c.; Warn suits. 10% u.; print log clotba. 10c. for standard make*. Standard ttueliogs Arm and
likely to advance;
INDIANAPOLIS.
t 'OLtT'ILrV Jt JONJKSDealers In LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, PINE, 0*K, ASH, AND POPLAR FLOORING Yard North of Terre Haute Depot, aprt dihn&t INDIANAPOLIS.
ALBUMS. ETC.
BREMERMAN & RENNER, Carriage Hanafactarers, Jfo. 123 £a»t Washington /St., « j (Opposite the Court House,) sprBdSm ■ndlwnaffwUa.
iWc47fifi.fi:KIEV 4c WAV, HOUSE-KEEPERS’ EMPORIUM, 51 and 51 East Washington Street, • INDIANAPOLIS, Wholesale and Retail 4#mecitawmre, FmrmUmre, 'StOTM, Cutlery, And Uonte Furnishing Good* of all kinds. aor3 dam
B.- O. SHAW, CARRIAGE BAXlfACTLRSR,
Noe. 26, ta and 30 East Geargla htreet,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. marls <f8m
ng clntns, 10c. for tiar>i ituetiog* Arm and
Atlantic A and Indian
head, lO.:.; Pictfii: extra P. H , 19V •; Muaaebuw Da I 7-8, 16c ; bleached mii-Tin* are In g aid request and th* m*ik>-t buoy*01; 3»c for N*w Yoik mill*; Wamsutts, 25c.; Taaevra, 22%<-.; Forrealdcle and Bartleu. 18u ; New York C, 16c.; do. W, 18o ; Btllic. Bartlett 7-8, l.V^u., and do. $1 lock, 14>4c. Glngbaiii-are looking Up; Caledonia, 15^c.; Glaagow, )0>4a., and Laocaeter 19:.
Awwisvisse osarkn*.
Locisvillr, Monday, April 0.
Tnbaeso—Sal*, of 102 bogahaada at full rotot^agi$3 23®« 23; medium leaf #12 50 Coitun—laactlre but firm; sales at 27U9
28^c.
Fuuir—Quiet: »ale* at #8 5048 73 for superfine; $12 60(513 for fancy. Wbeat—8*1 en ,t #3 45(82 50. Oats-9,lea at 73(816c. In bulk. Coro—S ilea at 8.’t<3'3c. Lard—Hale* > t lb‘. 4 (216)4 Meta Pork—Sale* at $26 25(826 30. Bacon—8*lr* of .boulder* at 12Wffil$c.; clear aides at 17ai7<£c. Tbe river U ruiine with 5t{ feet on tbe fall* and 8){ feet In the canal, »y mark. Tbe weather cloudy and chilly.
M XJ IV 8 O IV ’ 8 Copper Lightning Rod,
The mntt com
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plcte protect by Lightolnij Invented. ,
ction against
ng ever
^Agents wanted la eTei J countv in tbe
DAVID MUNSON.
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TOBACCO WORKS.
fflentphl# Market. Mxmhpib, Monday, April 6. Cotton—Unsettled and none off«rtng; receipts for ibe two days 161 bales; exports for the two days, 1.422 bale*. Fl ur—Dull; anlr* of auperflne at §8. Pork—Firm and little on market; aalea at §23 50. Bacon—Firm and higher; tale* of ahouldars *t I3%c ; clear tide, at 17j<e. Built Meats—Firm; tales of abentder* at l$Mc.; rib ttdM nt 14c ; clear aldaa at l5McLard—Firm at 18Ke. Cura—Sales at»5c.a$l. O t-—Sale* at 7848U :. Corn Meal -Sale* .t #4 25(81 50. Bran—8alea at SI*. Hty—Bale, at §17(518. Butter—Salea »t 55(460.
Mil wnwnee
«t $9 37(2 id;
IXsTXXXAISr-AJPOIUJB
Tobacco Works.
J. A. NfA-Y Sc CO.
Manufacturers of and dealer* ta nil kinds of
PLUG TOBACCO.
OlUen, Nn. 87 Ban* ■•*(* Street.
All Brands Warranted.
lanlfi iia.HZm
Samuel D. Burlock & Co., 997 Bansom Street, PHILADELPHIA, PENN., MANUFACTURERS OF PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS P*lll>li8ll©l*8, ▲KD BOOK BINDERS. P1MILY IND PULPIT BIBLES Pocket Bibles, Reference Bibles, Diamond & Pearl 32 Mo. Bibles, All sin., styles, kind* and descriptions of Photograph Albums!
At price* which compete with all.
Specialities in Styles liarly our Own.
Fecu-
&. CO.
YXYOUI.D retpeetfnlly inform V V they have just completed
provementa in their Mannfactory. • prepared to farnish good* in any
(ow prices and abort notice.
the trade that extesnive inland are now quantity, at
CONflHACTS TO FURNISH Printing Paper and Rinding Made on the most favorable term*. §fig"-Price Lists Sent on Application. icbt dSm
INDIANAPOLIS.
XCLKHOfTF <Sb BFH.O., Wholesale dealer* In Copper Distilled Bear ben and Bye Whisky, Also, dealer* in Foreign and Domestic Liquors and Cigars, No. TT 9. Meridian 8t., Indianapolis §g-Finlay ft Wilder’s celebrated Toledo Ale for sale. 48
S. BIKTKr.B'Sr, Manufacturer and dealer la Trunks, Vatleea, Traveling Bags, Etc., Wholesale and retail. No. M South Illinois street. Indi |®“Itepalring done o: iianks made to order. JanSS dftwAS3
. . lianapoli*. done on abort notice.
SMITH, HOW AMD A CO., Jobbbers and Retailers in DIL-ST 0 0 0X38, “TRADE PALACE,” 26 and 28 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS. AS
JOHN WOODBBIDGE Sc. CO., ixrosTxaa or tbioa, Glass k QiMBsware, IS W. Washington Street* INDIANAPOLIS. ftg
II. W. WENT Jk CO., Importer* and dealer* in Chiia,Glass A Qaecasware* No. 37 South Meridian Street, feb9 dft S 3m Inaianaaalle-
V. BI7TSGH * DICKSON, Wo. 27 East Georgia Street, Keep all grades of O O -A. Us !
it lowest market price*. Give
a call.
them
NOTICE.
IV O T I <J li .
GFROVHR «Ss tyawt^w. KLASTTC AND LOCK STITCH Sewing Machine*, 21 East Washington Street. AS
I **^®*J lsd £2*® ld,B y en H’|®* t<>c kof Drag*. claim, will be paid by E. T. Mil or All owing me will please call and par. .t tbe old .taud. No. 4* -oath Ulnoia.trect, intiianapolis. mart aim H L. MILLER.
BANKERS.
UKIOUT.V CO..
BARKERS ARD BROKERS,
1* (New Street, Blew York.
Kntnnce.M Broadway. Fottodce Box, 5,500.
MICHAELS ERIGBTT, General Partner, ff RAN CIA K SCiRK, ClneDeinnati. U ,» S]
ivZSTON A. IUC
wni. chanol>am. Wholesale Dealer in K—’ jmc. ME™ MB3 MRX , Grocers’ Paper Bag* and Flour Sacks, TWINE. Ao. Indianapolis. ImUanapolisAS
TODD. CARMiCH*EL Sl WiLLUVII, Wholesale ' Booksellers and Stationers Publication* of all denomination*, Mlnistvrs’ and Sandar School Librarian Sin.log BjO*», Eic. Glenn's Block ... Indlanapoll*. AS
MEDICAL.
0R. WM. THOMSON’S Office and Consnltatiob Parlor* are located at Wo. a* South Delaware Street
TYTTEKSS he will oontlnn* YV to treat and cure Private Disease*, In all their specie*, phases*’ ramlfloatloa* and
Dr. Wm. Thornton will *ooach patient a written
stnuaent, binding
effect a radical ana permanent!
euo, M make mo aharg*. Dr. Wm. Thomson has i
the treatment of Private Plata*ea a tueeialty Mnoe the y eariasi-three year* in the oit/ofBnX
York, eight year* in Chteago, Qiinou,
and two year* In Peoria, UllnoU. During eight rear* practice In Chicago, UllnoU, he cured ever
thirteen thousand caaea.
Dr. Wm. Thomson, In his practice A>r Scrofula, Rfieumatie and general diseases of She blood, uses a Fumigating vapor Bath of the moat ingenious kind,In conjunction with internal treat-
neat.
SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the sonsagu—o* of telf-abase. This solitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgence, is practiced by the yoath of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty the following train of morbid symptoms unless combated by setentifia edioal measures, via: Sallow ouunteaance. dark
In
1 continue ire Private wm zivc
t.a.,cl: v ■
•■•rmoner.: bkM f’A. V'-iV»
ADOte
leasurea, vis: Sallow ouunl
la eyes, pete In the
noises like th
luntenanoe.da bead, ringing ingot teaman
. md noiaea like the matting of teams and rattling of chariots, uneasiness about th* loins, weakness of the limb*, confused vision, blunted Intellect, lees of conhdeno*. dlffideece in ap4 strangers, * dislike to form new ae> ices, a disposition so shun society, loss of
, hectic flushes, pimples
and various
night
proachlng quaintenei
memory, hectic flushes. . .
eruptions about the face, furred tongue, sw >ats, fetid breath, oougas, consumption,
mania, and frequently Insanity.
The afflicted, on the first appearance of any of the above symptoms, should Immediately apply
W Dr. Wm. Thomson foi relief.
JfW* Office and Consultation Parlor*, No. N couth Delaware street. Indianapolis, Indiana. P O. Box 1650 mariOd'y
street. Indlaaa-
oamore street, Ctuete-
Pntrxrx Dresses cured at the WZBTBRS
MEDICAL OVFILES.61 Illinois pulls; Indiana, and ITT Sy<
nat., Ohio.
Hmll tke lisnal Price, mmd me Ckmrye
rntll Cureff. two to eight day
Recent eases eured la
:o oC lon< stam
me others lies tur.tt
Those
tbe time oth
ght day*.
ndwg cured la Uss than half cupy in experimenting. Our
remedies l»r Semin a Weaknes-never fkil. Female ailments speedily cured Female Pills #2: extra, $5. OurGEuMAN PERiO* IC PO will esnse the raonthlr flow In twen hours. Board furnished. Medicines a Express. Advice free and eonfldrnrial Charges low. Send z5 cents and damp for Ruok and Circular on private matter-, or stamp for Circular, explaining use of an article lor the married It wl.l cost nothing lor u friendly talk or let-
ter.
marl6 dftwly
Medicine* aei
ree and eanfldrni isl Cl
• and
OWDEK rtv-iour
•nt by
,0^1 Special
ON A. lUCH, Madison. Ind i Partners
d Gold bonght and it* received and ia-
SStf* Exchange, Stocks oMua commisstnn. l>eDO*i eat allowedoa daily balance*
laPKaxscta—Faran A McLean,rii K Squire A Co., Ciucluaati. 0.;H(
RaPMZsCCS^-Faran A McLi-an,Cincinnati.o.; F. K. Squire A Co., Ciucluaati. a-, Hon T. B. McCortv, Au.iituruf State. Hon. A. J. M rnson exAuilitor of State, McDona'd A Kuacbe, Hendricks. Herd A Hendricks. W. \V. W mien. Esq^ Cashier, tu<Uaaa|K*lii>, Indiana; Hon. B. w. Hanna. Terre Haute, Indiana; i*. Ricketts Esq., President. J. I. Bradley Esq.. Pr,sident, Jeffersonville, Ind ana; K. T. NeighUy A Co , Greencastle Indiana. felddRui
W. DeRUI T4-JR A BHO., Wholesale Dealer* I* Nfew York fite«w »•« Dteltlmaore Cum Oynteiw, 65 South IllinoU Street, Janie dim AS lmdlmnm»alle-
A. <:• BuACKmBChH, Dealer in FAMNI !»I AUHI1MERY, HARDWARE AND SEEDS, Western Dejict for tbe National Plow Company. 73 We«t Washington Street, )an%6 iBdlmmwpalle.
PROFESSIONAL.
Extraordinary Sneceis.
CORSETS.
TRADE PALACE.
TIIOMSOPf’S
itemmet.
Mii waCKKR. Monday, April 8.
patent “Glove-Fitting,”
uim n u> luedium. #S
Wheat—Unw illed, sale* at $1 99 fur No. 1;
BY ( ABLE. rarngiinyan Inielllgence — Gemaral ITglsilug—Hiiuiaitaa not (laptarall. ’■lie Knit feerly SupFlle* Srllte Trovisions- MlC. London, Monday, April 0. l ui ther sdvlcp^ frum Klo Janerloglve two days later Paraguayan news. Hehiihg Is going on »l all the point i. Ilumsit i baa not been captured, but Is Vigorously defended by General Lopez. The allied fleet anil land ballerte* Were cannonading the tortreaii fiercely. IlumsiU i* very poorlVfS'ippiied with provlriona aud ammuniiioa, anil He fall 4* expeeled. -»Tlieie i* no other defensible point on the river, and the capture of Uumsita enll probably end thu war. Crenels Tgoeps Under Orders lo ga Mom o. Home, April 0.—All tbe French troops are under urder* and linking preparations to go home. riaanela# and ComaorolaK London, April 6.—Console, 03V4. Honda, steady m 2% llllunis Central,Oi. Krle,81#. LlVEKPDoL, April 0 —ConsoU, qdiet and •uacli tngi'd. rr.ivlslon*, unchanged. Corn, heavy 1* Tk, buoyant at 83'i. Kkankfdkt, April U —Uuods, firm at 76Q ,q ST- I/OLTS.
Burning of a Flouring Mill—Indian
Peace Commissioners at North Platte—Etc.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Monday, April 6. The flouring mill at Breeze, Clinton County, Illinois, on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad was burned Saturday night. It was one of the largest mills in the State and was valued at seventy-five thousand dollars, and was insured for about twenty thousand but in what offices it is not known. The following despatches were received here: OMAHA, April 5.—The Indian Peace Commissioners reached the North Platte and several chiefs accompanied them to Fort Laramie. No treaty will be made until the return of the
Commissioners.
PRINT*.
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[errlmaek ~W”.. 15H Lancaster 14% molds 1*% j Manchester 14%
'roys
American Suraguo*
Merrti
Ai T
Mane
|»utta
J**
.. le^
m-RACHRD MCeLfNa.
ork Mills ...» I Lonsdale..
New Toi 4-4 Hllli Ulvurrlale Barnsley.
BROWN SBErriNOfi. AtlsuUo "A" 19% l.nr.1 “la" 1*
: Mlll*....w ll
90 | Rosedaie.. 19 1 Chapman “X" ... ..
91 T
U> UH
»—Um
•1 !K) for No. ‘2. winter rerHt>l«. Oats—Qjiei; sales al5;qt59for No. J.
( urn— (Vest and lower; sates at 78uaaic.
for new In store.
Freights—Qultt; wheat to Buffalo, lle;to
O-wego, 17c
Ricslpla-Flour. 1.200 barrels; wheat, 11.000 buvhel*; oate, 3,ov« bushels; corn. 2,000
bu.hrl*.
Shipments—Flnur, 4 300 barrel^; wheat. 3,-
000 bushels; m’/k. 4<<) bsrrel*.
•ale* wet e made *t over $26 25
r.U'k ileal*—Held »t l'. , (3 it 1 ,:., but aoBe
•boulders »< Id *t 1H4<3 ll*^ :.
Ii.con—Held at iz9$4ih'. fur shoulder*; 14*((§l6c. fu( side*; )3%6ll6.l. for dear rib; 1o%!S17o. for clesr •id,., wi-.n sale* at tie In- i ride quotation*, and clear *<(Ie* sold at 17c. to be delivered the lir*l of May; the bueytney |
seemed 11 be mure on tae part ol huiders { Clrvkland, Monday, April 0. than of buyer*. i Flour—Market steady and unchanged, with Lard—9 >1*1 at Ifi^fc , bnt tbe effennga at a moderate requost for •tanosrd braMb* XX this rate were uct leigc and the demand W»* spring sold at $t04$10 13- XX red winter st out moderate. . §U 60® 13 $0, and XX white nt §18(814 30. Butter-Unchanged and quiet ;*ak« of fresh Wheat-Dull and inactive) it held m §| fi3 at 45048.U ... . i «2 65 for No. I red wtnler: 32 42a* 43 for
Krg*—Cnebengeil and Ann at 18c.
OioweimmE ivimrket.
.. w
§1 ■ « • . e • , , * $ I
sw^nai
Laurel '‘D*
Nos bails' “A”
New Mai
Peppei
Pacific ’’Kz” 1» Appleton ’’A’* 11 Btemlerd 18 Mount Vernon 15% Portsmouth ”P”...1I Exeter “A” .17% Vaughan XX .11
Pepportll. Pelapeeo..
Omega “A".. Methutn Turk
BROWN DRILLING. M | Stark’’A’'. 19% | TICKING. . » | Ouneetoga * Hjanllloa W I Albany ■TRIPES. -
Cl-ver—In light dema
tbe jobbing wav.
Linseed Oil-Dull st §11701 18, Lard Oil—Unchanged. Hay—Dull at §12014 per ton. Gold—Buying ai#l 379 t . The money market Is quiet. CbiCNgw ffloruel. Chicago, Monday, April §. Plonr—L*f* flcllve and esaler; sale* at §9 25fg 10 80 for lilr to fancy brand* and
spring extra*.
Wheat—Quiet and %<£lc. lower; sale* at
„ _ Inter; #2 4202 43 for , 2do., *Rd $y 80. for No. 1 MilWhUkec
nd at lO>a0IO8k>-’. In | arrlng.
Ex” .80 15 10%
American WhUtcndc
150IA | Whltteaden* “C”.. .11
lent "A”. 98% |
OINORAM8. Union IfX I Ct9y Trade Glasgow 18 ) Lnncatler. -Roanoke 19% [
Portland... Man villa.... Dolalne*.
COLORED CAMBRICS. corroNADES.
..n i*
w n ....17010
| ehanlcs’ COTTON BATTINO.
Noi :. » INo.fi....
•COTTON YARNS.
No. M0 It | No. 800 No-TO? -1] Carpet warp... Covorlet Yam .44 | Pound Yarn...
m" ...43
94%
...19 ..49 ...49
FORT LARAMIE, April 6.—A messenger in [sic] just in from head quarters on the Little Powder River, where Red Cloud and Manafraid were
encamped. They send word that they desire to meet the Commissioners, particularly Harney and Sanborn, at Fort Laramie the latter
part of April. ---<>---
\ F,W YORK. Wilt Admitted tn PrnbRt* Arrant* •t a Itlurder mnd » DUmawmd Demi* or a.h . York, Monday, April 6. The will of thu late Daniel Lord was admitted to probate loot week. Th* property wa* eworu under §390,060 and left to the widow and children. i Patrick D.inobne wsa arrested ch»rged with tfie murdfr uf John Keenan, In Morris County, New Jersey, tn 1801, Rjrdun \V. Plumb, a Broadway diamond dealer, was arrested for atledged swindling u. F. Nesbct, tho Well known printer, out of nearly rix thousand dollar*. The steamer BrltauU from Gltegow h»i if. rived. WOlcrESTEB. Rtrww Fnclorr •»* Fr«n«lln •■eweffl.i.se liumRroff ■•1*4* on* •* F.inploynieB*. WORCK9TKR, Pa., Monday, April 6. Foster,Day A Pratt *»tr*W Factory atFraoklln was burned by an Incendiary met night, L >e« 880.DUO—Insured. 8>x hundred hands are ibruwn out of employment. AlaEYAITPBlA. Twelyo Negr— ■rww4. •’ * Alexandria, Va., Monday, April 6. Twelve nrkroes were drowned on Sandsy In the Potomac. Their boat iwraiped In r koderich. TW* riafclmff Mjau. WF*«fc#*r»»TR GODXRtON, 0*., MoRdar, April #.
CRAIN SACKS.
American "A” 47% ’ IQG9—Under the very liberal receipts, tbe market I* easy, and price* bar* a downward tendency. Wequoto strictly fresh at 17018c. FIST—Active. Trad* for the past week baa bean good. Th* market firmer sad prices unchanged. - . ’ - White, hiiymiel 7TVR8 00 White, kit* 3 (MRS 16 Mackerel. No. 1. half bsrrel 10 6049U 00 Mackerel, No 9, half barrel, large • 9, 76«U) 96 KdSff&tftki'iroi:::;:::: IS
ncrr-tMrt,.
Dried Apple* ; B06c.
1 Peeches
Corn-In f*lrnqu.»t st ^diXc. lower; \ Rre-Rales at §l Si
No. 1; 8lc ’ v '- 1 -- - - - v
i -a/w.rt
Corn—In bolter demand, firmer and higher: ••Jet at 98c. tot No. I shsllaU from store. Bre-Nothlng doing, and market nominal at #1 63*1 70 ter No. 1,
Barley—Notnlnsl.
RaiitMaro market.
v. » Baltimore. Monday, April R. Flour—Flru and la active demaad.
Wheat—Unchanged.
Corn—Strong
I-*ei*fec»t Oor«et! COMBINES Perfection of Finish,
AND
Elegance of Shape.
IT 13
The Mtst Popular Corset IN THE AMERICAN MARKET. sNtrrn, now a An * co., •Trada 1’alace,” sole agents for Indianapolis, febfi ithmAsnu
OARA.LT919. Rbenmatism. Neuralgia. Sick I Heaiiache, .'■pa,ui» Weak thasta, Spinel affections General Debility, Dropsy,ObstrucicU Menstruation and Disre.es of a ihrouic nature gmerally, especially vuch as arn occasioned by Ubstractions in the Circulation of the Klood, Currd by Equalizer)—a set of Instruments invented by Dr George Uauticld.or " incini ati, by wbleb anaquilUation of tbe circulatiun mar l.e
DdRSEY, LAY.VUN & FLETCHER, ■Mfcoef.'.orj to Dorsey A Layman,' Importers and dealers in Hardware, Cutlery, WINDOW GLASS, KTO.. 11 K. Washington St., Indianapolis.A3
WOtSTDEFUTUr. CUKES
We thu
,quai-
Have been effected by the new trea r mei take p’ra-ure. m pn of of this, to refer t followiug ca-ee treated by tno use of oar K izers witliin the pa-t- Igbteen months: Dr. wllliem Johnson, of *!onr««. Michlzen; paralysis oi i he left tide. eured In two m-nlbs. Dr J M. Purree, uf ibis city; neuralgia and
paralysis of the right hip and lower limb; cured
la four w. eks.
T. J I avia of this
• of i
side, with loss of speech'; enroll in foor wee william Wilcox, of this city; pantly^uoi tbe
UR side: cured <n three week*.
Besides the above the
Spiegel. Ytawaaa A Co.,
2*1 A.IST TTE A.O X TJ REES
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
JFTTIR.ISriET'CriR.IE.
Factory Ka-t Street—Wareroor 71 anil 73 West W'ashiugton sti Isnlfl ilSaa AS Indionfspolso.
uraf. No
eet,
>1. Uyrklt & Houo,
Doors. Blinds. Sash* ffifooriug. Window an i Door Frames,
W Re... *e , Ac.
AgenU for R. Ha l A tu.’s Woodwork-
ing Machinery,
of Tennessee and Geor-
gia sire.s, Ind
nap 11' In
jaulldrt:
nd.
imASan
Bru>44 Tlanufactory Wholesale and Retail. 8CHJ! KOa.l, A ff KICKER. No. 194 East Washington St, INDIANAPOLIS AU kinds of Bmshes on hand and manufactured to order. A3
erous cases of ; an i kindred ‘
hitncito '■
ity I
L-cases, vie have trraud u it a a snoc- as r a known in the bi.tory of dist c.ca in thuci
sd vlclniiv.
Persona desiring treatment may rousnlt us at | ourofflee and residence >42 Virginia avenue, ur by letter enclosing two red stamps t aprl d3m i>n. I.. 1). HARLAN.
BUILDERS' ASSOCIATION.
; /S3BS: *“■* “" ,u “ d
Corn—In fsirriqu sale* st 81(584Vfc. for
78(5787^.?.■ lor new and cloving «» 78c.for new.
Oate-Quiet and firm; salts for reuul .r and f»9>4®80 lor
- - - - -—ft
Mess Pork-Qui.t at #25®2t».
Lard-Quiet ai He.
Bacon—Activ
lor No. 2;
9(a*9S-c. for rsjected,
&s«jg3s- 1
Barley—Dull at §1 8u f< r No. 2 in store. I
Provisions—Ffrm sod active. MAOlilRlK *Asr\asro Mess Pork-Sold at #25. j_ NNUKKS.
Lard-bales al 160 16)(c. for stMiR remder- ., . „ 7~
ed. j U. A. Greenleat. A. M. Mothershead Sweet Pickled Hams—Sales at 14^<t, ; J. L.Motborsbrad.
Bulk Mnsla—At live; sales of short clear sldrsat 16c.; Cumberland middles at lie.;
dry Halted shoirlderaat 11c.
Live Hogs—Dull; sales at |7 73&S75 for fair
t)ffood. •
Beef Cattle-Quiet; sales of #5 30(5750 for
stock steers and butchers’ cattle.
Becelpt* for tbe past twenty.four hours— Flour,6.481 bansls; wheat, 15,098 bushel*; corn, 47 325 bushels; oats, 8,124 bushels; live hon, 16 head; dressed hog*. 2,127 bead. Shipments—Flour, 5.815 barrels; wheat, 12,711 bu*hels; corn, 25,500 bushels; oats,
20,65;! bushels; live bogs, 1JH8 head. New York Cattle MagBot. New York, Moaday. April 0.
Cattle—B*e"lpts t 4 615 baeves; 16^15 sheep
and lambs; 12 392 bogs.
Beeves—Bring only about 10c. a poaod.wlth
ISSbte.b.ivm.''.*.:.:..:
Grmln Apides, fruit'house,
winier,
Choice 1
ter, from stolo FOR*toV FRUITS.
S6C 11c.
§8 EO0t 00 3 0008 23
BsislRS; Layers, newribp F?. r icb b P ‘? a -'^ r ; ;
JS
S 3
PRlCHXS.
I pouad cans $8 0003 95 * •• •• | 0004 8}
oranges.
Per bo* $3 0907 00 HOMINT—Lower; 808%c. MOLASSfffi—Tbe damaad eontinne* flair. Fries* or Orleans havo advanced. Weqnote:
400:0
New Orleans Porto Etc*..
OILS—
Taaaers’.
Strait'*.
§101«I Sorghum.
.. 701
Strait’s 90 Banks’. ■.... eg Linseed Oil... ISO Extra engine.1000118 No.lenroll ... 750 80 Machinery oU. 8n0 *6 Carbon oil 880 54 Refined coal oil 4800
Sinai, or headiliht otl.8 Bn gin* oU 1 Wool oil No 8 Machine 8U0 $8 N-ptha or Beaaol* 900 IS
to. a pound,’
a brisk demand; extra i prime, 10<S19t*c; fair to good, >7X®isXo.: inferior to ordinary, 14015^0.: average quality firm. Bbicp and Limbs-Commoo dull and heavy; good In fair request end firm; sale* at 6U0 8H’:- for Inferior to good; for prune
and extra.
Among the sales were 650 bead of Ohio, 120 pounds average, nt fiX”-5 S2tt sheared ditto, 160 pounds aveinge.st »){o; 195 bead ot Michigan, 90 pound* average, at 8>*c. Sheared
eheep at 739>$e,
Swine-Duly moderatelv sctlvo and lowor*
offering, GJXK) bead, at SftQg^c. Among the sale* was one esr load ot Ohio pigs. 111 pounds average, at OXc; ow do. of 127 pounds average. at 8X«J.; one-half do., Mlebigak, at SKc., and two uu,, Chicago, 123 pounds overage at
*/<"• .
Tolrdu tmyk.e(.
Toledo, Moa-jgv, April 6.
Flout—Receipts, 2,020 Vkrrels; marktt
quiet.
. WhesW-RecelpU, 3 808 bushels; amber
held at *>62, with §2 00 offered.
Cora—Receipt*. 13,804 bushel*; 'market 1c. bvttvr; mle* of No. Istute.; buyers for this month »t R2^(}.; seller* fur all June at 90c. Ozta—Beciff**. 2,200 bushels; market
steady; aales of No. 1 at «8s.
B»e-8carce}*alen at §102 for No. 1.
. nominally lower;
bekl At §0 7o, wtfroat buyer*.
Buffato HarkoS.
FIODr-DCt. iJC *‘'‘^'’ Mov, * r ’ April 0. muiisfc » Corn-Quiet; sme* of fiv, car lot* uq track at § l 00; one ear lot do at fit 06 W Gate- Nominally unchAnged. *’
Rye—Market bare.
City Machine Works. ttRKENIsEAF Sc CO.,
Manufacturers ef
MACHINISTS’ TOOLS, B0lU>f Mill IHachiicry, Power Punclies and Shears, STRAIGHTENING MACHINES, A aid Ctertla** Made to Order,
Builders’ and Manufacturers’ -A.SS OC I A.T'IOKT, Manufacturers of Sasb,DoorSy Blinds, Ele., And dealers in aU kinds of Lumber, Lath and Shingles, MOLimcGts, Olaxed flank, Wlmdow CUom, Planing of all Kinds, Tanalng, Scroll Mowing Plitliff Mill* 125IV. Delawtie StrMt, INDIAN fiPOLlR, I1801ANA. C. EDEN', President, J. L. AVERT, Secretary, ianl* rtftxinsir.
PROFESSIONAL.
JOSEPH W. NICHOL, Attorney and Counselor at Law Office, Nos. I and 9. np stairs, Talbott A New Block, first building south of the IVst office. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, ' \X rn.L practice In the Inferio’-and Supre \V Courts of Indiana, sad ia the Feder Court*. - - —— JEjT’Collcctlon.s promptly attended to.
1. R. M'DOK tl.D.
UHOW.MIXU A SLOAN. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, APOTHECARIES' HALL, No, 7 and 9 East Washington street Indianapolis, Indiana. AS
[l5iirasal5enralgiaj ►IJts©
Spnody Onra tOB I NEURALBUy
(l is an unfading remedy tn all casus ot NpuA ralgia Facialis, often effecting a perfect ear* Inlesstnan twenty-four hours, from then**of no more than two or throe Pills. Noether form of Neuralgia or Nervous Disease has failed to yield to this wonderful remedial agent. ; .. Even in the severest cates of Chronic Neuralgia and general nervous derangement*—of many years standing—affecting ttie entire system, lit use for a few days, or a few weeks at the utmost, always affords the most astonishing relief, and very rorr - tails to produce a complete and permanent cure. u contains aodrags or other materials In 0* ■Ughte.t degree injurious, even to the moet delicate system, and can always be used with parfeet safety. A has long been In constant use by many of our most eminent physicians, who give it their unanimous and unqualified approval. bent i y mail on receipt of price, and postage. One package $ 1)0 postage 6 cents. Six pack^.ua (5 00 postage 17 cents. T reive packages, #9 U); postage 43 cents. It is sola dv . •» c- ■ - -md retail dealers In drugs and medicines througnout the United (states, and by TURN t-b A CO., Sole Proprietors, 130 Trtmort str.ei. B ston. Mass. "TL1VARI A MORGAN, and BROW.vcNG ASLoan. Agents, octS dSmdeclOwOtn Indlausuolu, Indiana.
DR WRIGHTS
TAR SYRUP. “Facts are stubborn tnl .•’says the old proverb, and in these alone do we Intend to deal. In presenting WRloHT’s 1AK SYRUP to the public. AU know ibe neces.lty of guarding against Colds, as well os the necessity for taking the proper remedies when the Colds are upon u*. We say, withqsit fear of contradiction, that the superior of A right's Tar Syrup lorthecureuf Consumption. Coughs, Colds, Brouenitis, ana ail diseases of the Throat and Lungs, duet not exist. Below are testimonials from persons, some of whom ore kuown In all part* of the country : Dr. R. Shelton Mackenzie. Literary Editor Forney 'a Philadelphia Press, writes:
BlkaDKcrBi a, July 90.1307.
Dear Sir: lASt Christina., for the first time in my life, 1 was much aUl-ubsd by a very seveie Cold, with almost constant Cough aud sore chest. "Practice mates perieot’’ the proverb says, but the more 1 toughed the worse 1 usd is. By what
1 tuen consideiet
:n co : bee
J. IC. SHAAIVF'B, Manufacturer and wholesale dealer in Boot#, Shop# and Leather, Also, dealer In Hides, Oil and Shoe findings. Nos. 47 and 49 South Delaware Street INDIANAPOLIS. AS
did
ed an accident, but now believe to
nave been a Providence, 1 was induced to try Dr. M right’s Tor Syrup, purchased irons you, and greatly reliuvod iu two d.ys, wholly cured in. it is uot unpleas-nt to the Caste, which is a good point. Many years ago, reading my - "an old library, 1 came across the
Bishop Berkeley,who prophetlci
c._
!u
way throu^ works of that
works of that Bishop Berkeley, who prophetically and truly oeciareu, more thou a century ago, the*
"Westward the march of Umpire lakes it and among these were two treatb strongly suYoeaieu the use of Tar many diseases from Catarrh lo the then struck with the cogency of th<
the
and among the*
Walter March.
Jonathan W. Gordon.
GORDON Sc MARCH, Attorneys at Law.
pFIdaAuIXISIEEID WAHTKD BT 1.1*. KVANS 4k co„ Manufacturers of Liinseed Oil, 194 3. Delaware St., Indianapolis. AS
State of ist in cloving
82ft South Tennessee Street,
IBdliawapwlla. InA
V-
B. F. HETHERINGTON 4 CO*,
MACHINE WORK 8
844 *•■*!* PekkRytTkklk Street* INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA..
REMOVAL.
REM O V^IL.
We notiflf our friends and patrons thnt the CABINET MAKERS’ UNION Have removed their FnrnitTiro Store To their Warehonte on >*wet market fit., near WInstws* B*-»
YY77LT. practice In tbe Federal and. VV Courts. By arrangement with the fi Rav. Got don A Msrch, t>ev will assist in cl< tip the business of that firm. Office In New A Talbott's Bloce, No. 4. south of Post Office, North Pennsylvania street.
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twdSowwQOlls. Isatetoosi.
HOTELS
United States Hotel, Opposite the New York and New Haven and Western Railroad Depot. flKACH STKKBT, BOSTON,
JaaSOdly
BT F. M PRATT. Formerly of the American House.
A. me x*ic ah. Hotel, Ctsartnnt itrent, oppeeite eM Independenee Hall PBUJLDELTinA. ]y98 dtf 8. M. HBUUNG8, Proprietor.
YJiROM whence they »baU Jc tbelr goods lor sale
caeh.
marl* dlmAS
H eontinne to offer . reduced nrice*. for G. STARK, Agent.
ICE CREAM.
nqw on
Lari Lard oil 1 9001 Ifi| Kxtn W, S....1 B0197 No. 1 11001 It | Oil eak# In I Winter Whale hag* per ton §88040) all, bracked 105010^ ONION 8KTS—§* 00 per bushel. PROFI8ION8—The market i* *oo*77hat better Price* nncbaafftd. Fro® Mto«rt. Le*h A Taster. produoe and ftneral coma Us lorn merehaata. No. 0 South Itelawara streot, w# rocsir* the follow lag quotation*: Perk-New rhii.PI} aid meee, §33. Bulk Mena*—11)$*. tor shoulder*; 14*. for ribbed tkteti 10%e. for •tear tide*. Baoea—fihouldtea,l»%e-; ribbed *ute*,14%e.; eVeaz rihbod, l#%e ; etear tide*, l*%e; breakfla*t bSMR, |7%c.
Jmr*-Nominal.
Seed*—Lower: *ale* of tiaothy at R91K)
MOU01NICI MPTfl
Of an devertpSioat. both flat and ro—fi M . n , sfacturero and RepalrtMOfi ‘
e$ -A- XX <3. ES
boiKsni7:™r 1L "“ c "* nt mpply of Braae TT constantly
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ICE CREAM DEPOT. BF.CKt&’ifi Jfc ItR4»XHElfi' FAWCr CONFECTIONERS, IT IStertM Penmay Ivan In Street,
INfofiAMArOAIS.
TT.TKDDINGS, parties and Social OathCTingt I , V supplied with everything In our lina at • wa» 11 ia* furnished with
MANHATTAN HOTEL. fifiVKHAY STKKIiT. anwind door from Broadway, opposite Uo Park
NBW YORK.
N. nve® ink. Proprtmaor. A. J. SMITH. CURE. septedly
LIQUORS.
LOUIS LiVIVO,
Ilf rORTER or
(RHINE WINES,[
BEYN01.D8 A UOLL1DAY, JOS3ERS or Iverosene Lamps
erally, neys. No 13 3. Meridian 3 treet, Indianapolis.
Dear 8ir
Di-. Wri
I cheerlully
flic tod
BOWKN, STEWART Sc VU-, Whales ale Dealer* in PAPER AND SCHOOL BOOKS^ Wall Paper. Window Paper, Blank Books, Ac., Ac., 18 West Washington street, Indianapolis.
Sir: Having witnessed the operation of right’* Tor Syrup in case* oi Consumption, fully recommend It to all persons »o af-
JESSt R. w aLKEK,
aad Cheatnnt streets. Philvielphla. M’inmiU. butcher, iu eeoaud streot
dladclpbia, writes:
After suffering lor two years with Consumption an 1 constant hemorhagee, 1 was induced to try Dr. Wright’s Tar Syrup. After us lag six bottles, health returned, and I am now abl to attend to my business. ate, 8. S. Stevens, Druggist, Reading, fa., write*: -J Mr. J. J. Kromer: The gross of Tax Syrup rchafed about three weeks ago ia nearly all
ghiy of is. bead
WOOlb dfc Hit YU. Producers of West Virginia Lubri icing and Burning oils, Mauufacu i en>’ Agent* for tbe sale of Paints, Oil- and Varnish, manufacturers of Pure ciuer Vinegar, 15 Bwmtfo norldlssm Streot INDIANAPOLIS.
fiULUO AT, KfiYA.T JE CO., Wholesale Dealers la Liquors, Tobacco AND CIGAB8, No. 48 South Meridian Street. janSO Ira INDIANAPOLIS.
Cabinet Makers’ Unioi
Manufacturers of ail kinds of
FUlfcIVITU K-E, Corner Market and W inston Sts., I
ladiamapollo, Issd.l
Jan99dAS3m
lion] 'U I E, I
rwnj \ the
V, uu
use of Tar, as curative of
plague. 1 waa
ague. 1 waa
cogency of the good Bishop’s sow sure—from the eihcacy atiou oi the some remedy—
;re entirely correct Yours, truiv, K. 3HKLXON MACKKNZXK. L.L.D.
CONSUMPTION GAN BE CURE.D
pure.
soM. My cu»u>m«n ftpoak highly of half * gross of it to nay father, at Mitldlfttown,
B
g largely customers.
gross of it to my father, at Pennsylvania, and charge it to me. C. B. Vansyckel. ~ “
Dr. ~
it.
kfbctlonto
I am telling largely of it, and with much s*l-
(bction to mg customers.
W rights Tor Syr up la sold by all Druggists and Country Storekeepers. Price §1 per bolUe. one bottle will cheek the moot aggravated Cough.
i/pOMF-Ks hair ijyr ’ Best m the World. ^
Natural, Durable, Beautiful, Beet tad Choapwt la the World—will give satisfaction to aU. JOHN J. KRuMBB, 403 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, *<■'1* Proprietor. For tale by BROWNING A SLOAN and W. I. IAKKIT A cO., Indianapolis, Indian*, north deoddwly
WORM TEA
11. Clel»«md*r0 Jc C*., [COMMISSION MKRCB1NTS, Dealer* in FLOUR. FEED. CLOVER, TIMOTHY SEEDS 81 and 85 Masonic Hall, ludlanapolis. agents for Blord A Gough’* Union Steel Pious. JauiedSmAS
Ifotamr*. AJe, Cider mas# lA*0or Beer, No. 29 south Mkmdian Street, INDIANAPOLIS.
cants per quart,
Lard—FU§>{ 8rI.3* at ITj^c.
PkllaJoIpklm Market* PaUADfiLFH^t, Monday, April 6.
Floui—Steady.
Wheat—Cofoet ia alowly, and ooRimanda full prices; sate*of good red at $2 8002 8ft,
sob* holder* a*k mote.
Uye—Sale* at 90c,
Cora—Steady; tale* of yellow at $t tomixed Wtetern at §1 IS, aad No. 2 do, at$i id
ftl IT.
Oat#—Finn; tale* at 90c
Provlatone—Advaaciog; all Mfitilpllim lg
•mall top ply,
Petreteam fi toady; retefid Lb bond 20c.
Ai on hand.
PUMF
STAR PUMP. E. HAS7IET & CO
Pmv 4 p Maker*,
VlTOtrLD **v *|, a , they have tbelr »hop located T Y »* bfo. 80, ■••* Washington (treet, and are TOwpRred to de Pump Work on • ism t notice. Bv»WT J** wfokfiaij work done, aad can’t tote the tlute *•*•*■* foAOop, an order through ” e poetofotV
TREES.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, •rapevinee, etc., flax Sprlafft tMfo* t-k;'?’ES£>& nafo for 10 rente each. Wholesale Catalogue free
- GAR A BABRk,
pate iei
kLLWAl* Koch ester. New York.
PROFESSIONAL.
MARBLE.
3Z> A IVI E ,
Dealer in
AND ITALIAN MARBLE,
0.89 East Washington street, nearly opposite Odd ffellows’ Hall, Indianapolis, Indiana,
hand end manufactures to order all
id Temb Stonework, oi
:rns used. All
AMEAlCtN
S'
to defy emu petition.
an*) .Ilv
B_ -V, EIsTOS, ARCHITECT, And Superintendent, Boom Vo 7. up stairs, Eden’s Block, Market St., east of post office, apcSdSm INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
lie cure tor nu Possessing in its combination wonderful clean >* lug seds^ngtoou In^r^ro (^ ^^^alwsy* a^cc !od by Worms or other eg uye*. 1 Price 95 Cent*. Rent by mall for 16 cents. JOHN A. PERSY, Chemist = M. 8. BURR A CO., 96 Tromont street, Bee*? General Agents, and tor sals by aU Draggiak mm, !r*1R A*w-wi.%wl^
WHITEWASHING.
fl. KAUFMAK* Wholesale Dealer in L. I U R S , And sole manufacturer of Ur. Knmfmmm'e Bitten, No. 11* South Meridian St. lanl j .itmAa TSniANAPOUS.
AVliite washings rffIHE undersigned Is now prepared to do I White ’ a-blug on the shortest aotfoe, and “ * nable terms. All walls andcetlinga will
aired when desired. JLaaea orFuhbtand. 31 ^eeth Mo r |.
J. lJ. AXJDfi^sOM
on ret **na'
b« cai-Bfuily rei>A! ders «t Thom^hun’D
tan
BarBO dim
BANKING.
PROFESSIONAL.
Henry C. Guffln. Robert P. Parker.
«VrP<H * PAKttEK,
Attorneyfil at Law,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
p\mc, rooms 10 and 11 Talbott A New’s Block, Ju*t south of the Post office. w * 11 In all United States and aiato Cenrt*. attention to Colleclion*, Prbatoe Businets and Cases In Bankruptcy. mart A,
■KiSC
BOUNTIES.
LBIE
which reataii
S°w
teamed aril ^Smif eoraer Washington atraeta, Indianapolis, laflian®-
and
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dim*
GERMAN PHYSICIAN. TYR. LOEPIR, sa, who has an experience of I ) thirty years’ practice in the Kingdom of rfusaia offers hit services to the citizens ef IndianspolU. Office and residence, 168 East Washington street, office hour* from ten to twelve AMI., and at all hours in the evening. martO dim
SAYINGS BANK, 38 East Washington St.
J. 33. iRirZHTa-ER-,
(FORMERLY OF FLKTCHER’8 BANK,)
Will don General Banking Business, buy a*d sell Exchange, Uuld, Silver, and Government
rec*ived in snms of Ore Dollar and nd interest allowed on time deposits.
Securietits
Deposits
upwards, and interest
REFERS TO:
Fletcher;’ Bank. Stoughton A. Fletchar. Sr.
1 marie uam
DISSOLUTION*
Dissolution of Partnership.
at the old stand, JaalSd*
es*si
FLOUR AND FEED.
JOflIim H. AVKlsfl* Wholesale and Retail Dealer In FLOUR AND FBBD, N». 59 Soutk Illlmvla Street, marts dim IXDIANAPqLIB, IND.
LOTTERY.
ONLY $12
TlinLL giva you a chanee to obtain af er . W tune ot *00.000 lu rraaea. Smith * Co.’* mem tuck yffiotterr, drawing tea mM. die imd last of UHch month during the vent 11 send your addre-a lor a Ctreuiar^ Addra** mart! dlw CoviDgtoaVgy.
M-
18(8.
SALT.
SALaT! HALT!! YXTB have the agency for the aateof Kanawha W and Tab’.e salt. Cna a up ply Pork Packers with CoarSalt in large barrel* Also, k«
pound barrels for the trade dray load, at manufacturer*! for the sale of toe best Cart not buy your Sail be Coro calling on fehlfidsm ANDREW:
Also, agent al Oil. Do
W£LLAC*^
[BLANK BOOtoL-W*aate.attb* Berate 0Ace,a v*r^ earnest* sart arot^te paper torjthmk
•earn ta smwciall* roltsS
have, at tea Harold . plate aaaortmeat af Pamer whichWin be bound In such’“a uure eempiete satisfaetloa. Tho atteatlon ef govntff officers is MpeaWIy aalM tek branch M owr buunette: .